Jumong Korean BBQ Restaurant in Makati: Serving Healthy Korean Classics
With its welcoming atmosphere and comfortable setting, Jumong Korean BBQ Restaurant in Makati offers authentic Korean cuisine that feels just like home.
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The restaurant still stands along Don Pedro Street in Poblacion, serving the crowd-favorite Yukgaejang, a traditional Korean spicy beef soup! The Yukgaejang might appear overly spicy, but its rich flavors are more prominent, making it the perfect “hangover soup” in Korea!
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Now, if you want a healthier option to boost your stamina, you might want to try the Seolleongtang Soup with Somen Noodles. This soup, a staple in Korean homecooking, is made by simmering beef bones for three days. Since the flavor is light, feel free to add salt and pepper to taste!
Aside from their Korean dishes, there are other menu options like Omurice, short for omelette rice, as well as affordable lunch sets and bento boxes.
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They also serve a mean Yangnyum Galbi made with Angus beef and a secret sauce, as well as more Korean classics such as Bean Curd and Seafood Stew and a taste of healthy seafood and classic Korean dish: Pan-fried Seafood with Spring Onion and Leeks.
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Owned by a Korean national in the Philippines, Jumong Korean BBQ Restaurant promises a taste of authentic Korean flavors just like the original.
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Jumong Korean BBQ Restaurant is open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. at 5650, Don Pedro Street, Makati City. For inquiries, you may reach them at 02-7759-5771.
This also appears in Volume 122 of Philippine Primer Japanese Magazine.
